Deep AI functionality. Built into Moodle.

More capability.
Less friction.

Bring AI assistance, reporting, and guided learning into the Moodle environment your school already uses—with shared governance and clear visibility into AI usage.

Administrators manage access and understand usage. Teachers create purposeful learning experiences and simplify everyday work. Students get guided opportunities to explore ideas and explain their reasoning.

What Ned Tools adds

Practical improvements to everyday Moodle work.

01

Efficiency

Reduce repetitive administration and make common Moodle tasks faster and easier to manage.

02

Productivity

Give administrators and teachers focused tools for course quality, communication, reporting, grading, enrolment, and more.

03

Utility

Extend Moodle with capabilities that fit real school workflows instead of replacing the platform you already use.

See the tools at work

Support thinking. Simplify teaching.

Example workflows with fictional people and content, based on reviewed plugin interfaces. ReasonUp and Ned Toolkit remain development previews.

Make reasoning visible.

A guided discussion gives students space to explain a position, weigh other perspectives and develop their thinking. Reasoning Stars make the discussion criteria visible.

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Keep learning moving.

Students can ask for help where they are working. Ned Assistant offers a conversational way to explore the next step, within the profiles and access your school provides.

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Spend less time repeating course edits.

Review activity tags, completion conditions and access restrictions with focused course tools. Choose the target activities before applying a change.

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AI as part of the toolkit

AI functionality is part of Ned Tools, not an add-on story.

Current AI-enabled work includes ReasonUp, Ned Assistant, and Ned Query. AI access is governed through Ned Hub so schools can manage profiles and provider configuration centrally.

See AI-enabled plugins
Currently in development. Ned Tools is being actively built and tested. General public availability is planned after development and verification are complete.